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YKQ-SB Pressure Valve

YKQ-SB Pressure Valve — Dual-Line End-of-Line Monitor

The YKQ-SB pressure valve mounts at the end of the main pipeline in centralized dual-line grease plants. It monitors and limits line pressure in the 10–40 MPa range, giving operators dual pressure gauges and an indicator pin for quick visual confirmation that each half-cycle reached set pressure—supporting safe operation of BS-B pump stations and downstream metering blocks.

Adjustable range: 10 MPa to 40 MPaSupply: AC 220 V typical for integrated monitoring functions (confirm Hz on order). Used with reversing valves such as SA-V or DR45 on the same dual-line architecture—not for single-line progressive chains (DJF1000).

Hub: dual-line lubrication systems · grease pump · VSG · ZVB.

YKQ-SB Summary

ParameterSpecification
Adjustable pressure10–40 MPa
Operating voltageAC 220 V
Pressure gaugesTwo integrated gauges (Line A / Line B monitoring)
Indicator pinVisual trip when set pressure reached
Typical mountEnd of main dual-line header
LubricantCentralized grease (NLGI systems)

Role vs Reversing Valve

ComponentFunction
YKQ-SB (this page)End-of-line pressure monitor / limit; gauges + indicator pin
SA-VMotor-driven line reversal at header endpoint
DR45Hydraulic automatic change-over (500–3500 psi class)
BS-B pumpCentral 40 MPa supply station

Pressure Adjustment Procedure

  1. Lock out pump; relieve lines per plant LOTO.
  2. Loosen upper lock nut on adjusting screw.
  3. Turn screw plug to desired set pressure within 10–40 MPa band.
  4. Re-tighten lock nut to secure setting.
  5. Run pump; verify indicator pin and both gauges during A/B cycles.

Key Features

  • 10–40 MPa adjustable span for steel-mill and mining dual-line classes
  • Dual gauges — compare A/B header pressure without extra ports
  • Indicator pin — visual cycle confirm without staring at gauges
  • 220 V AC — common plant power for monitor circuit

Applications

  • End-of-main on dual-line grease conveyors and kilns
  • Pressure limiting to protect VSL / ZVB blocks from overpressure events
  • Maintenance visibility during BS-B station commissioning

Why End-of-Line Pressure Monitoring Matters

On long dual-line headers, a blocked metering block or crushed hose can prevent one line from reaching working pressure. Without endpoint feedback, the pump may run indefinitely while bearings starve. YKQ-SB gives maintenance a local pressure snapshot and pin indication that the active line completed its half-cycle—complementing PLC timers on the lubrication controller.

Commissioning with BS-B + SA-V / DR45

  1. Set YKQ-SB below pump relief but above minimum required to shift SA-V or DR45.
  2. Confirm both gauges rise alternately each reversal.
  3. If pin never trips, check for open leak on inactive line or undersized pump (discharge class).
  4. Document set MPa on lubrication plate at skid.

Troubleshooting

SymptomCauseAction
Gauge never risesBlocked line, empty tank, pump faultTrace main A/B; refill; service pump
Leak at valveSet pressure too close to operating pressure; dirty seatAdjust margin; clean/replace seat
Pin stuckContamination, over-tight adjustmentService indicator; reset within range
One gauge always lowPartial blockage on that header halfIsolate zone; clear block

Before you buy: read our grease fitting types guide.

What does the YKQ-SB pressure valve do?

Monitors and controls line pressure (10–40 MPa) at the end of dual-line grease headers—preventing overpressure and confirming cycle completion.

How do I adjust set pressure?

Loosen upper lock nut, adjust screw plug, re-lock nut; verify with gauges under controlled run.

Where is it installed?

Typically at the end of the main pipeline in centralized dual-line systems.

What voltage is required?

AC 220 V standard—confirm frequency and control wiring on quotation.

YKQ-SB or DR45?

YKQ-SB emphasizes end-of-line monitoring/limiting with gauges; DR45 is automatic reversing change-over—often used together on large plants.

Can it handle oil?

Optimized for grease centralized systems; other fluids require engineering review.

What if the valve leaks?

Check operating pressure vs setpoint, seat condition, and installation torque—same principles as DR45 relief leaks.

How do I monitor pressure daily?

Use integrated gauges and indicator pin; tie optional switch contacts to PLC for missed-cycle alarm.

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